The drama series Al-Qadar concluded after 45 episodes, with a finale that saw Noor and Zaid’s wedding in a joyous celebration. The ending sparked a wave of audience reactions, with some praising it as a happy and satisfying conclusion, while others felt it closely resembled the finale of the Turkish series A Game of Fate. Meanwhile, some viewers were left wondering about the fate of other key characters, particularly Tala and Saad, after they fulfilled their dream of establishing an orphanage.
Highlights of Al-Qadar‘s Final Episode
The last episode of Al-Qadar was packed with emotional developments. Noor gave birth to her son, Adam, in the presence of the Nasr and Zaid families, marking a heartwarming moment. Meanwhile, Taim prepared a traditional rice pudding dessert to bring his family together and announce his decision to travel abroad, a choice that was met with understanding and support.
As for Tala, she refused to sign the property transfer papers from Zaid and opted for an official divorce, determined to start a new life on her own terms. In a surprising move, she proposed to Saad the idea of establishing an orphanage named House of Dreams—a long-cherished vision she was finally able to bring to life.